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Jul 5, 2014 3:20 PM CST
Name: Terry
Houston, Texas
Plumerias Region: Texas
Hi ken! No, seedlings have no names because they are the own original DNA..just like your kids are not you. The ones that I have, that are really different, can be registered with the Plumeria Society as a new Culitvar. I am putting together the information for them now. If they agree and put them on their Registered List of Plumeria's, making them a "named plant".

What they do is use a well rooted NOID, cut it off at the base, then graft a hard to root Named Plant instead of trying to root it. most of my exotics I have purchased at the PSA sales have been done that way.

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